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See that New York Times article displayed on the iPad in the official Apple demo image to the right? It’s called 31 Places to Go in 2010: you should click on it and check it out. When you’re done, come back and tell me what’s wrong with the iPad demo image. Yup. Exactly so. The  Read More →

In response to confusion surrounding the iPad promotion video, Apple has replaced the video with a more accurate version. The iPad promo video originally had mocked up scenes showing the iPad browsing the New York Times complet…  Read More →

Flash content shown (left), Broken plug-in shown (right) We’re planning on writing this one off as a web-blunder, but one reader points out that Apple seems to have reverted their iPad promotional video back to one which renders the NY…  Read More →

According to a source of Silicon Alley Insider , Steve Jobs had the following bookmarks on his iPad for the demonstration for the Wall Street Journal last month: “Well, he has  Read More →

Filed under: iPad The iPad app that Steve Jobs supposedly dislikes , New York Times Editor’s Choice , was updated today. The update partially addresses Steve’s primary concern: the app omits a lot of the paper’s daily content. Specifically, the new build adds an Arts section and some videos. The Arts section has two “pages”... 

In his iPad Keynote, Steve Jobs stressed two critical points: (1) The iPad is a new category of portable computing device, fitting in between the iPhone/iPod touch and the MacBook; (2) To succeed in this new middle category, the iPad will have to do at least some things better than the devices at either end. I have spent a good deal of time pondering... 

Stepping into the Flash debate just hours after Apple CEO Steve Jobs issued his “Thoughts on Flash” letter discussing why Apple has elected not to include support for Adobe’s Flash on its iPhone OS devices, Microsoft general manager for Inter…  Read More →

At its iPhone 4 press conference today, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the results of the company’s investigation into complaints of signal problems on the new device. According to Jobs, the issue is being experienced by a very small proport…  Read More →

Why is there no Adobe Flash on the iPad? Adobe says it’s not because it’s buggy, as an Apple source claimed this afternoon to CultofMac.com. It’s because Apple is protecting revenue streams derived from content like movies and games. If users could watch free TV shows on Hulu, they wouldn’t buy them through iTunes. “It’s... 

Steve Jobs talked about many interesting topics tonight at All Things D’s D8, and Flash was a major topic. The video above focuses on Jobs’ conversation about that. via All Things D  Read More →

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